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    • Annoyed_🦀 @monyet.ccM
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      1 year ago

      Ohh, interesting! Never heard of it until now. Ngl the one below looks good as well hahaha(i have low standard on food)

    • agentshags@sh.itjust.works
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      1 year ago

      Tastes good and is very bad for you lol. But it’s a staple in my neck of the woods, for better or worse. Breakfast shoe is a little less common, but not unheard of by any means. But I did cop out and get cheese sauce instead of gravy, but both can be awesome 😎

      Typically it’s two pieces of toast with two hamburgers on each covered in fries and cheese sauce. This was a modified version of that formula.

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        1 year ago

        reminds me of New York garbage plate lol seeing all these ingredients printed on a leaflet. photos on google confirm it haha.

        What is the difference between American fries and French fries tho? French fries is definitely thin, so i assume American fries is sth like British and Antipodean “Chips”?

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            1 year ago

            interesting, if you get the french fries, and get the sausage grabvy and cheese sauce you can pretend that you’re having poutine. bet they serve that in Quebec prisons

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              1 year ago

              This dish does remind me of poutine a bit for sure

              Although generally cheese sauce is the boss, and you would probably get looked at funny asking for both